Deep Search & Insights

Explore the entire internet. See every layer.

Deep Search and Insights (DSI) is the investigation interface on top of an internet-scale dataset, built for queries a general search engine cannot answer. Deepinfo DSI searches 400 million domains, 2 billion subdomains, 200 billion DNS records, 30 billion SSL certificates, every CVE enriched with EPSS and CISA KEV, dark web sources, and the historical record. Built for analyst-grade pivots and bulk extraction.

Deepinfo's Deep Search & Insights module turns our internet-scale dataset into an investigation tool. Search 400 million domains, 2 billion subdomains, 200 billion DNS records, 30 billion SSL certificates, every CVE with EPSS and CISA KEV, dark web sources, and the historical record. Built for the investigations a generic search engine can't run.

THE PROBLEM

Sometimes you need the internet itself as a search engine.

A typosquat investigation needs every domain registered with a similar name. An adversary infrastructure mapping needs every domain pointing to a given IP. An M&A due diligence needs every domain owned by the acquisition target's email addresses. A vulnerability research project needs every CVE matching specific filters with EPSS history.

Generic search engines aren't built for these queries. Generic threat-intelligence platforms surface findings on assets you've already added; they don't let you query the open internet from any angle.

DSI closes that gap. Direct queryable access to Deepinfo's internet-scale dataset, with the structure investigations actually use. No hand-built dataset to maintain. No third-party API to glue together.

WHAT DSI DOES

Five capabilities, working as one search layer.

Each capability below is a sub-feature with its own page. They share the same internet-scale dataset that powers the rest of the platform. Click any card to go deeper.

UNDER THE HOOD

Every layer of the internet, queryable directly.

Most "threat intelligence search" tools surface curated findings. DSI surfaces the raw observables themselves: every domain we've discovered, every certificate we've indexed, every DNS record we've observed, every CVE published, with structured pivots and historical state.

The data, indexed for search.

400 million domains. 2 billion subdomains. 200 billion DNS records. 30 billion SSL certificates. Every CVE published, enriched with EPSS and CISA KEV. The corpus that powers EASM, CTI, BRP, and TPRM is the same corpus DSI exposes for direct search.

Pivots investigations actually use.

Reverse-IP, reverse-MX, reverse-NS, reverse-email lookups. Sametime-registered domain finder (find domains registered in the same window, pattern detection for coordinated infrastructure). Associated-domain finder. CVE finder by technology fingerprint.

Continuous freshness, full history.

The dataset refreshes continuously. New domain registrations within hours of going live, new certificates within minutes of issuance. Historical state is preserved per asset and per record type, so you can trace how something has changed over time.

THE INVESTIGATIONS DSI POWERS

Investigations a generic threat feed can't run.

DSI exists for the queries where the answer requires the internet itself, not curated findings on assets you've already added.

Adversary infrastructure mapping.

Start from one indicator (an IP, a domain, an email) and pivot outward. Find every domain pointing to that IP. Every domain registered with that email. Every domain registered the same week. Every certificate associated with the cluster. Build the picture of an actor's infrastructure without depending on someone else having mapped it for you.

M&A due diligence.

Find every domain associated with the acquisition target's executive email addresses. Discover subsidiaries, abandoned brands, shadow IT. Spot exposure that didn't make it into the data room. The technical due-diligence pass that runs in hours instead of months.

Vulnerability research.

Find every site running an EOL technology version. Search every CVE matching filters. Pull EPSS history per CVE to see how exploit-prediction has evolved. Track CWE timelines to see how a weakness category trends.

USE WITH CONFIDENCE

Built on data we collect responsibly.

DSI surfaces internet-observable data: domains, certificates, DNS records, public CVE catalogs. We collect from the open internet, with the same care for responsible-handling that any internet-scale data company should apply.

No personal data sold. No data scraped from authentication-required sources. Dark-web data, where included in dark web search, comes from established sourcing and is handled per industry standards. Our terms of use, privacy policy, and acceptable-use policy govern API and platform access.

No personal data sold No scraped auth-required sources Industry-standard dark-web sourcing Terms govern API & platform access
OUTCOMES

Search and insights, built into your workflow.

A platform UI for analyst-led investigations.

Click pivots, structured filters, exportable result sets. Built for analysts running ad hoc queries, not for compliance reporting.

APIs for everything programmatic.

Every DSI capability is also exposed via API. Integrate domain pivots into your SOAR. Embed vulnerability finder into your patch-management workflow. Build custom investigation tools without reinventing the data layer. See the API reference.

Data feeds for bulk consumption.

Where your use case is bulk rather than query-based, the same dataset is available as Data Feeds. Daily registered domains, daily updated domains, all-domain corpus, more.

“For complex investigations, the pivots are the work: from one indicator outward across the indexed corpus until the picture closes. The dataset and query speed cut investigations that took us a day down to under an hour.”

— Senior Threat Researcher, Cybersecurity Ratings Provider
DSI QUESTIONS

Common questions about DSI.

What is DSI (Deep Search and Insights)?
Deep Search and Insights is the investigation interface on top of an internet-scale dataset, built for queries a general search engine cannot answer. DSI lets analysts pivot through domain, DNS, certificate, vulnerability, and threat data the way an attacker pivots, but with the full historical record and structured filters.
What can you query through DSI?
400 million domains, 2 billion subdomains, 200 billion DNS records, 30 billion SSL certificates, every CVE enriched with EPSS and CISA KEV, dark web sources, and the historical record going back years. Queries can pivot from any seed: a domain, IP, certificate fingerprint, ASN, registrant detail, or threat actor handle.
How is DSI different from WHOIS lookup tools and general OSINT search?
WHOIS-based tools see only domain registration data, often stale and increasingly redacted. General OSINT search engines cover the surface internet, not the protocol-level data (DNS records, certificates, ports). DSI was built for the analyst questions those tools cannot answer: what other domains share this certificate, what's the registration timeline across all .ai TLDs this week, what's the historical state of this IP range.
What's a typical DSI investigation workflow?
Start with a seed (a suspicious domain, a leaked credential, a threat actor handle). Pivot across the dataset to find related assets, look at the historical record, and pull bulk exports for offline analysis. Investigations that took days in a SIEM with limited data can finish in minutes.
How does DSI integrate with our SIEM or case management?
DSI queries run through the console, the API, and the Mobile App. Saved queries can stream new matches into Splunk, Sentinel, Chronicle, Elastic, or any system that ingests JSON over a webhook. Bulk exports drop into S3, GCS, or any URL-accessible target.
GET STARTED WITH DSI

Search the internet's deepest data.

Run a sample DSI investigation against a domain of your choice. Or browse the API documentation directly to see what's queryable.

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